The History of England from the Accession of James II, Vol. IV (in Five Volumes)

The book presents a groundbreaking five-volume analysis that embodies the "Whig interpretation of history," suggesting a linear progression towards enlightenment and scientific truth. Its initial publication in 1848 transformed British historical perspectives, offering a new framework for understanding human development and societal progress. Through its comprehensive approach, it challenges conventional narratives and emphasizes the inevitability of advancement in human history.